They did exactly what they said they would do.

Google says it's probably not a good idea...https://www.thelpa.com/lpa/forum-thread/238490/Does-anyone-have-experience-with-ALE-Solutions%3F.htmlHope this helps.

I know it varies by area, but where I am many of the new homes are larger and have higher end finishes. 

You hate to delegate, because other people don’t care as much as you, don’t do as good a job as you, do it less efficiently than you, are not as motivated as you, and won’t produce the optimum results that you will.  

I like this better than most flipping “solutions”.

I'm in Wichita, KS so not the best market but it'll make do for now.

If you can buy a couple then do so.

When people reach out to me on what to do, my first response is: assume its all lost and if you get something consider it a win - but do not expect to get your initial investment back so people can prepare accordingly.  

You may even proactively negotiate to waive some of what's currently due if she does this within 3 days, or whatever.What I've suggested is essentially a "cash for keys" scenario, which I'm philosophically against - but it is a solution you could try.

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